First Class, Thread-Safe Closures for C (Apache 2.0)

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  1. cclosures

    Simple closures for C

    Second, I wondered what sort of closures these were. Closures in C typically have some limitations, like requiring that all values fit into a universal type of known size, or they require some platform-specific code generation of some kind to handle dispatching according to C's ABI. It looks like this library falls into the latter kind.

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  3. libcclosure

    Thread-safe closures as first-class functions for C

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